This morning, millions of Americans are waking up to dangerous
weather, from flooding and wildfires in the Midwest to triple
digit heat in the East.
Those are tornado sirens signaling evacuations in northwest Iowa ahead
of what the governor called catastrophic flooding on Saturday.
The river rose to historic levels that we've never seen
here before.
And it's it's hard to deal with that much water.
It's, it's, it's a monumental undertaking.
There were at least 20 water rescues and some nursing
home people.
Residents had to be moved to safety still in their
wheelchairs.
Now in Minnesota, the National Guard has been authorized to
help with evacuations because some of the lakes are reaching
uncontrollable levels.